THE MYSTERIES OF “THE HEN” UNFOLD IN A STUNNING WORK OF LITERATURE





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THE MYSTERIES OF “THE HEN” UNFOLD IN A STUNNING WORK OF LITERATURE
The Illustrated Hen celebrates the inner world of imagination and the sublime uniqueness of a young man struggling to cope.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The Illustrated Hen is a story about a young man named Ray, a common boy with an uncommonly vivid imagination.  He inhabits two worlds – an inner dream world of heroic characters, detectives, soldiers, mystery beings, magical animals, the occasional vampire, and artwork that comes alive – and the outer world that he shares with friends and family.  Sometimes the worlds overlap, and sometimes they collide. One day, in an attempt to make sense of it all, he finds himself caught in a vortex of his imagination. As Ray confronts his fears, desires, and passions, even the most mundane events become curious wonders in his journey to find a way to acceptance, peace and transformation.  Finally he comes to understand the true magic of the real world.

Readers will be captivated as the stories go from tales about the ever-changing and enigmatic Hen to bizarre stories of stolen Scrabble pieces, vampirism, family tragedies, lost art, and ultimately what this means to Ray. As the stories unfold the reader discovers why Ray has been locked up in his own self-imposed world of curiosity and creativity. The joy of the discovery makes the book a certain page-turner.

The Illustrated Hen is currently available for pre-sale on the 3L Publishing website (http://3lpublishing.flyingcart.com/?p=detail&pid=103&cat_id=) and releases nationwide on Sept. 1, 2019 on Amazon in print and Kindle; Nook on Barnes and Noble; and iBook via Apple Books.

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